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Richprins wrote:Good pic...see how the right tusk is worn underneath?

Surprising and very interesting

A lovely photo

Thank you Aat

Lovely pic.

Awesome shot! Love the angle.

It's always a pleasure to show the tuskers here....

Just received another picture, made a week ago of Mashikiri.

Reason to show him again: Next to the big boys I am focussing on the promising ones. This picture of Mashikiri shows his tusks and they are not very long at the moment but his "potential" is the thickness of the tusks. I think Mashikiri's tusks will grow well in the coming years so a nice challenge to follow him and see how he developes.

Having said this I am afraid several of the named big tuskers are not around anymore, like Nwashinangana and others. A reason more to "follow" the potential ones.

Mashikiri
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You are right, the tusks look very promising

Growing promising

and one more, to become a big one

I've been meaning to post these pictures for a while. All taken during our last |Kruger visit in April.

Sometimes I find it diffivcult to tell whether an elephant is a tusker or not. This one taken in the Lower Sabie / Croc area.


Near Shingwedzi, I think this is Nkombo.


Can't ID this one. Taken at the turnoff to Mopani Camp.


I found this one on the S56 Mphongolo Loop.

on the S56... is a very small way

nice ones

Welcome back Blutuna. Thanks for the great Tusker pictures